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Website malicious web Trojan scanner (WebshellScanner) Support scanning Trojan type: asp/aspx/php/jsp/asa/cer
Main functions of the software:
1. Search for web Trojans (Webshell) in the website
2. Generate statistical reports
It is used to check whether the website has been hacked. It is generally used for operations on the server, or to download the source code on the server to the local, and then use this software to search.
We have dealt with everyone's requests for the first version, fixed some minor bugs, and added an automatic update program. The test passed in windows2003, windows xp, windows 2000 server without .net environment. The simple update instructions are as follows:
1. Add automatic upgrade module, online upgrade can be completed in .net environment;
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Upgrading requires requesting the server to download file replacement. If the download fails, please download the update manually. The update program requires the server to be installed with .net v2.0.50727 or above in order to run, so servers that do not support .net cannot use automatic updates.
2. No .net environment is required to run the scanner;
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This problem is quite troublesome. The program is developed in .NET and needs to install the .NET Framework. However, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows 2003 do not have a .NET 2.0 operating environment by default. Therefore, using the principle of Mobile Fetion and using fetion's program to load the main program, the main program can run in an environment that does not support .net. You can use the files in the VMDotNet package to run most .net developed programs. If the dll is missing, just add it.
3. Add asp rules, mainly for the webshell bypass mechanism of asp;
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Since the original rules are basically lake2 rules and a slightly modified version, many comrades have found many mechanisms to bypass detection, such as using access or excel to create asp files, including tricks such as include gif, etc. etc. These bypass mechanisms are all addressed in this release. (Friends who still want to bypass it, try to see if my regular expression is robust or not)
4. Update php rules and add a few encryption functions running under eval;
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Under PHP, encrypted files are first decrypted through functions and then run through eval. This version handles several uncommon functions: gzinflate, str_rot13, etc. PHP does have many bypass methods, and it is difficult to detect. Alas, I No choice...
5. Added checks for shells that exploit IIS6.0 folder parsing vulnerabilities and file parsing vulnerabilities;
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There is nothing to say about this. The directory is called 1.asp or the file is called 1.asp;2.jpg. It is obviously hacked and needs to be carefully checked to check the problem.
6. Fixed a bug (the first directory under the drive cannot be scanned);
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I discovered it accidentally during testing. It seems that no one has submitted this problem to me. I guess everyone scanned the directory directly and did not scan the disk (there is really no need to scan the disk~)

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